Shepherd and Hayes Law Firm, PLLC

Shepherd and Hayes Law Firm, PLLC New Hampshire’s Top-Rated Criminal Defense Team – Shepherd & Hayes We will never pass judgment over you or your situation.

At the Shepherd and Hayes Law Firm, we make it our top priority to safeguard your future, no matter the crime you’ve been accused of having committed. We have helped thousands of clients overcome difficult situations. We are here to provide high-quality legal representation, relying on over 40 years of experience handling all types of criminal and motor vehicle cases.

Alcohol Offenses – With the legal drinking age in the United States being 21, there is a wide range of time for mistakes...
11/05/2021

Alcohol Offenses – With the legal drinking age in the United States being 21, there is a wide range of time for mistakes to be made surrounding many different aspects of alcohol in Nashua, NH. However, as common as many of the violations surrounding alcohol can be, the consequences of being charged with these violations can severely impact your current lifestyle, and may even leave lasting impacts on the options available to you as time passes. With the potential for suspended licenses, hefty fines, and other inconvenient and harmful punishments, Shepherd and Hayes Law Firm, PLLC, is here to help mitigate the damage or get charges dropped altogether. Learn here:

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Experienced Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers – If you have been contacted by an agent from a Federal agency tasked with ...
11/01/2021

Experienced Federal Criminal Defense Lawyers – If you have been contacted by an agent from a Federal agency tasked with investigating criminal activity, such as the FBI (Federal Bureau of investigation); the Secret Service; the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency); the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) or the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, To***co and Fi****ms), you may be the target of a Federal investigation. The first thing that you should do when contacted by a Federal investigative agency is to contact a Federal criminal defense lawyer. At Shepherd & Hayes, PLLC, our aggressive Federal criminal defense attorneys have the savvy and experience you need to protect your rights and fight effectively for your freedom. If you are the target of a Federal investigation, contact the dedicated defense attorneys of Shepherd & Hayes, PLLC immediately. Learn here:

https://shepherdhayes.com/experienced-federal-criminal-defense-lawyers/

False Imprisonment – In New Hampshire, a person is guilty of False Imprisonment if he knowingly confines another unlawfu...
10/18/2021

False Imprisonment – In New Hampshire, a person is guilty of False Imprisonment if he knowingly confines another unlawfully so as to interfere substantially with his physical movement. The term “confining another unlawfully” means confinement by force, threat or deception. Allegations of False Imprisonment tend to arise in Domestic Violence cases. For example, during a heated verbal argument one person stands in the doorway blocking the other person from leaving the room by a show of force or threats. Learn here:

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What Constitutes Endangering The Welfare Of A Child?There are a limitless number of scenarios where a person could find ...
10/08/2021

What Constitutes Endangering The Welfare Of A Child?

There are a limitless number of scenarios where a person could find themselves charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child. For instance, you smoke a large quantity of ma*****na and fall fast asleep. Meanwhile, your five-year-old sneaks out the front door and is discovered by a passerby walking down the street. You will probably be charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Or, consider this: you’re very thirsty from doing the yard work and need cold beer – lots of ice-cold beer. However, you don’t feel like driving to the Pa**ie (slang for the beer store here in New England). You toss the car keys to the 15-year-old and tell him to make himself useful – drive me to the store! You’ll probably be charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child after little Tommy crashes the family mini-van into a tree on the way to buy said beer. Learn here:

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Domestic Violence Laws In NH – Many couples cope with Domestic Violence in New Hampshire. Relationships aren’t easy. Som...
10/04/2021

Domestic Violence Laws In NH – Many couples cope with Domestic Violence in New Hampshire. Relationships aren’t easy. Sometimes intimate partners find themselves at odds with one another about personal matters (jealously, children, loyalty, finances, etc.). Most of the time disagreements such as these are resolved by both partners taking a time out and resolving the issues by talking through them. Sometimes, however, an intimate partner’s anger or frustration may become explosive. He/she may become excessively loud, overbearing, aggressive, or physical towards the other partner. Such aggressive behavior sometimes catches the attention of local law enforcement. What was initially an argument between two people has now become a full blown government investigation. Learn here:

https://shepherdhayes.com/domestic-violence-laws-in-nh/

What Is Disorderly Conduct?A better question would be, what isn’t Disorderly Conduct?The Disorderly Conduct law is kind ...
09/24/2021

What Is Disorderly Conduct?

A better question would be, what isn’t Disorderly Conduct?
The Disorderly Conduct law is kind of a kitchen sink law which prohibits a myriad of conduct that a neighbor, a pedestrian, or a police officer might find troublesome.

For instance, the Disorderly Conduct statute (RSA 644:2) prohibits:

Creating a condition in public that is hazardous and serves no legitimate purpose,
• Fighting in public,
• Engaging in violent or tumultuous behavior in public;
• Engaging in threatening behavior in public;
• Being obscene in public;

Learn more:

https://shepherdhayes.com/disorderly-conduct-laws-in-nh/

Criminal Trespass – Criminal Trespass cases often occur is several contexts. For instance, you’re at your girlfriend’s a...
09/17/2021

Criminal Trespass – Criminal Trespass cases often occur is several contexts. For instance, you’re at your girlfriend’s apartment and you get into a verbal argument. Your girlfriend tells you to leave. However, rather than leave, you plant yourself on the couch and continue watching the fourth quarter of the football game, ignoring the command to leave. This constitutes Criminal Trespass. Learn more:

https://shepherdhayes.com/criminal-trespass/

What Are Some Defenses To Criminal Mischief?Criminal mischief requires the State to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, th...
09/06/2021

What Are Some Defenses To Criminal Mischief?

Criminal mischief requires the State to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that you acted purposely or recklessly. So, assume for a moment that you plop yourself down in a chair and immediately hear a terrible crunching noise. You jump up and look at the chair only to discover that you’ve sat on, and crushed, your partners reading glasses. This was an accident and, thus, does not constitute the crime of Criminal Mischief. Breaking or damaging your own property is not an offense. Assume you’re in an argument with your friend about which baseball team is better, New York or Boston. Your friend thinks New York is the better team. You vehemently disagree. In a moment of rage, you flip over your glass coffee table and it breaks into a million pieces. This is not a crime as the property, coffee table, were yours. Learn here:

https://shepherdhayes.com/criminal-mischief/

Computer Crimes Law – Here is a common computer crime scenario: You’re on your computer and you enter into a “chat room....
08/27/2021

Computer Crimes Law – Here is a common computer crime scenario: You’re on your computer and you enter into a “chat room.” You start to talk with some unknown person and the discussion becomes sexual in nature. It comes up during the conversation that the person you are speaking with is underage. Undeterred, you press on with the conversation. Unbeknownst to you, the person you are speaking with is actually a detective. The detective is monitoring every word you type while playing along with the on-line conversation. The relevant New Hampshire statute, entitled Certain Uses of Computer Services Prohibited, states that no person shall knowingly utilize a computer on-line service or internet service to seduce, lure, or entice a child (a person under 16) or another person believed by the person to be a child to commit a sexual offense, indecent exposure or endangering the welfare of the child. Learn here:

https://shepherdhayes.com/computer-crimes-law-in-nh/

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Nashua, NH
03064

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